Some are just bare bone command, some are script that make use of multiple
commands, found in commands/
commit-msg: hook from
git-good-commit.
pre-commit: This hook checks and enforces the author signature (name & email)
based on what it found in the .sig file in the current git repo. If there is
no .sig file the hook doesn't do anything. You can define a .sig file as
name="Foo Baz"
email="foo@mail.com"or run the provided command git sig --init "Foo Baz" "foo@mail.com" in a git
repo (See below).
curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/haoadoreorange/git-helpers/main/install.sh | sh
Rewrite all the author signature to the current signature. WARNING: it rewrites the whole git history (remove all Sign-off-by lines and re-sign), make sure you understand what you're doing.
commands/git-write-sigs.sh
commands/git-sig.sh
Beside the hooks, the install script also installs a git command git-sig. The
simpliest use is changing git name & email with 1 command
git sig "Foo Baz" "foo@mail.com". When run with --init, it creates a .sig
file in the git repo for the pre-commit hook above. It also allows changing
quickly between different git signatures "profile" using a ~/.sig.profile
file.
[default]
name="Foo Baz"
email="foo@mail.com"
[school]
name="Foo Baz"
email="foo@school.com"and then run git sig profile-name. Running without argument will use the
default profile.
git push origin --delete $(git tag -l). Pushing once should be faster than
multiple times
git tag -d $(git tag -l)
git branch -a | grep branch-prefix | sed 's|remotes/origin/||' | xargs git push -d origin
# split the "main repo"
git subtree split -P path -b <branch>
# Create your repository, and get git url
# add remote for branch
git remote add submodule <url>
# push the submodule
git push -u submodule <branch>:master
# remove path
git rm -r path
# Stage and commit changes
git add -A
git commit -m 'Remove <path> for submodule replacement'
# add the submodule
git submodule add <url> <path>
# and once your submodule is added commit the .gitmodules file